Unwind Yourself in Batangas

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Feeling stress? A Trip To Batangas could be the remedy. 

Photo taken at Nasugbu, Batangas near Kawayan Cove (February, 2012)

Photo taken at Maryland Resort (Nasugbu, Batangas) (February, 2012)

TRAVEL

You can travel to Nasugbu for three to four hours from Manila. While traveling, you could see the eye-catching view of Taal Volcano and some beautiful sceneries in Cavite. Therefore, sightseeing in the bus should be a must!

THE PLACE

After the long wait, you will feel the cool breeze of the air. Finally! The three to four hours travel is all worth it. Nothing more than a relaxing view of the sunset at the beach would make you forget all your problems. That would be a great experience especially when you're in Kawayan Cove (Nasugbu, Batangas).

TO DO LIST

Its really fun to swim in the beach. Unfortunately some beach areas in Batangas are untidy. If you're in that area I would greatly suggest you to just rent a boat, go Island Hopping, have fun in the beach  and enjoy the sunset. There are also a lot of resorts that offers affordable rooms. Some resorts has spa and scuba diving promos.

ACCOMMODATION 

There are a lot of resorts in Nasugbu. We stayed at Maryland Resort. What really made our outing fun is that there are only two groups in the resort. Ours and a group that rented the hall for a birthday party. Its like paying P2500 for a private pool (Just so you know we're only five in the group). It's because we visited Batangas on a off-peak season.

Some of the Beach Resorts in Batangas:

• Aguila Resort
• Kabayan Resort
• Mabuhangin Resort
• Maryland Resort
• Shorebirds Resort

THE PEOPLE

The Batangeños are friendly and very accommodating. Their livelihood includes both agriculture and aquaculture. 

Photo 1: An Old Woman Pulling A Fishnet

My Feet. LOL

A tour in Nasugbu, Batangas would definitely give you peace of mind.

On our way home, we decided to eat dinner at Bali Seafood Paluto Restaurant  (Aguinaldo Highway, Maharlika East, Tagaytay City, Cavite). The people there are accommodating. They gave us a warm welcome greeting as we headed out to the table area wherein the place looks like a modern Filipino Bahay Kubo.

*While eating at Bali Seafood Restaurant, a group of musicians came to us and sang wonderful songs. We also requested a song. Wonderful!

Here is a video of the three guys singing in Bali Seafood Paluto Restaurant:

Bali Seafood Paluto Restaurant Reviews:

• http://ph.openrice.com/other/restaurant/sr2.htm?shopid=6901
• http://thepinkhalo.blogspot.com/2011/05/bali-seafood-paluto-tagaytay.html
• http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/bali+seafood+paluto

Bali Seafood Paluto Restaurant Location: http://ph.openrice.com/other/restaurant/sr2.htm?shopid=6901&mapType=1

Bali Seafood Paluto Restaurant Details: http://www.adcorner.ph/ads/181/Bali+Seafoods+Paluto+Restaurant